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St. Peters UCC and Memorial Baptist Stream Services

Pastor David Poe reaches out to his church members using video streaming services like Facebook Live and Zoom.

Break in The Weather Gets Farmers Ready To Roll

It was wet on the Etlah Bottoms last week as can be seen from this drone shot, but nicer weather predicted for this week to give farmers a chance to get back in their fields

Care Center Connects Families With Video Streaming

Even though video streaming and email are easy ways to stay in touch with your friends and family at the New Haven Care Center, handwritten letters are the most cherished by the residents

New Bridge Over HWY 100 On Schedule

C&S Tool and Die Pack Boxes For Those In Need

C&S Tool and Die plant manager, Chris Smith, helps his staff load care packages that will be distributed April 6 at Memorial Baptist. There will be 100 boxes loaded with 4 rolls of toilet paper, 2 rolls of paper towels and 6 cans of soup.

Despite Coronavirus Fears, Farmes Start Their Engines

Backes and Toelke have been filling orders for all their customers to start planting, and farmers like Rachel and Dustin Maczuk have got their equipment ready to start planting corn

News

Commission Issues Mask Mandate

The Franklin County Commission has passed a mask mandate in response to the continued spread of COVID-19.

Franklin County: 16 New Cases, 4.99% Positivity Rate

Franklin County reported 16 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, raising the total to 1,195.

The positivity rate is 4.99 percent and over the last 14 days, it is 8 percent.

American Legion Post To Hold Red Cross Blood Drive June 3

American Red Cross Blood Drive,

Sports

John Kingbury was a star on the Shamrocks

David Menke takes a look back at a remarkable player of the 1950's and how a short little guy made such a big impact on helping the Shamrocks win 4 state championships in a row

Varsity Boys Basketball defeats Sullivan

Varsity Shamrocks took the lead and never relinquished it during the game.

Street Projects on Pace for Early Finish; Paving Next Week

“It’s been a busy summer.”

Lifestyle

To The New Haven Community

The members of Downtown New Haven, Inc. would like to discuss one of the future planned improvements for the levee area in downtown New Haven.

COVID-19 Effects On Missouri Ballot

Dear Editor:

Wake Up America

You Beautiful Sleeping Giant. This is your Pearl Harbor. God loves and protects this country, but we should try to be attentive to the dangers we are in the midst of.

Obituaries

Joseph Paul Barbarick

Joseph Paul Barbarick, 42, of Gravois Mills, passed away sadly and suddenly Sunday, July 12, 2020, in Columbia, MO at the Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans Hospital.